BMW is framing this as a “one-time movie partnership”
What kind of people do you think are eating that up?
“Guys, it’s just this one-time ad, we had no intention of ever doing this again! Just forget about it for a year or so!”
artyom
Yes they wrote it into law to deceive you!
Great question.
I mean I don’t think 25 year old Chinese EVs exist. This would be a hypothetical future.
It has connectivity, its just added by Waymo after it arrives on shore.
You can import them after they’re 25 years old but good luck getting parts or repairing them.
Seems that way.
I got my family using Signal. Then I stopped responding to them anywhere else. If it’s important they’ll do it.
WhatsApp is and always will be annoying to use this way, and that’s intentional. They don’t want you using it this way.
Lastly you can use RCS (Google Messages) to chat with iMessage users, but here you’re just trading Meta spying for Google spying.
Article is paywalled but the reason Google can get away with it is because they’re getting them shipped without any connectivity.
Replying to a post on startrek.website
Yes because they have a server
Because you don’t want your phone connecting to 200 servers every hour.
Please just link to the original source…
Well at least he has that thing he named the company after to fall back on, right?
Not a reference, just a little BoneAppleTea for breakfast 😉
Yes, that’s what was said…
That’s not what a VPN or incognito modes do.
It absolutely is. I’ve verified this by toggling the VPN off and wallah access is restored.
tldr lost interest
Unfortunately most of the internet is login-gated at this point. And honestly a lot of it is justifiable, lest you let the bots run wild scraping your site until it goes down completely.
But it was quiet before that. It just means there wasn’t any sort of announcement. Which is important context, don’t you think?
None of them has something that can compare to the app store, play store, or even the Microsoft store
There are lots of reasons someone might choose Windows but…this ain’t it. The Linux app managers are way easier to use, require no account, and aren’t full of ads and malware.